Batoni Khinkali - Willemsparkweg 177

Name: Batoni Khinkali - Willemsparkweg 177
Address: Willemsparkweg 177, 1071 GZ Amsterdam, Netherlands, Amsterdam, 1071, Netherland

4.4/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Batoni Khinkali

Address :	Willemsparkweg 177, 1071 GZ Amsterdam, Netherlands
Phone :	📞 +89
Postal code :	1071
Website :	http://www.facebook.com/batonikhinkali
Categories :	Restaurant , Georgian restaurant ,
City :	Amsterdam

Willemsparkweg 177, 1071 GZ Amsterdam, Netherlands

Best Georgian restaurant in netherlands

V	Valeriia Shurupina on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cozy place with a good service! Meat khinkali are my favourites, I’d love to have some sauces along but didn’t see them in the menu card. Khachapuri is super cheesy and soft?
C	Carla Traini on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I have been there recently and got a vegan menu. The menu was very good, just a pity I could not choose and there was only this one option for vegetarians and vegans. Would be nice to have at least 2 choices but very good food.
A	Anna M. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Excellent service, very kind people. All drinks are from Georgia, including soft drinks and tea's, which I would both happily recommend for everyone to try. Definitely going for the Georgian wines and cocktails next time. Glad to have bumped into this welcoming and out-of -the-ordinary place!
M	Manon Simonet on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We were intrigued since we had never tried Georgian food and Georgian restaurants are not so common. The menu is limited and here it guarantees the quality of the food, all home made. We tasted multiple different dishes and all loved the flavor: simple food but well executed. Service was nice as well, we will return.
A	Aysun Urhan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Amazing service!! The staff was super kind, even though we were a large group (10 people) everyone was taken care of. My favorite was the grilled aubergine with walnut paste. They also have a wide selection of Georgian wine made with traditional fermentation techniques. Overall, they have good quality authentic Georgian food, just like my aunt's :) Will definitely go there again!
N	Natasha Isakova on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Generally this is obviously the best place with Georgian cuisine that I’ve seen in Western Europe: starting from the interior design which is not following any of the cliché and in and obviously in the food. All the “must-haves” were there and were delicious and what I loved the most is that it was adapted to European tastes still keeping the authenticity. Nevertheless I had to put only 4 stars as the service was not at the top level: even when we were one of only 2 tables taken in the place we were not served rapidly and had to wait quite some time. Obviously would not speak of Georgian hospitality which I know from my multiple trips to the country as well as my Georgian friends and which at the same time I didn’t see here (that would be a dream to live:). Last but not least - I think the dessert menu could be either more creative or more close to the classics again.
S	Sree Ch on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We had some great tasting Georgian food and wine. Every dish was so unique. The kachapuri (baked bread with cheese and egg) was very delicious. The vegan dish had Khinkali (mushroom dumpling), bean stew, and aubergine wrapped walnut paste and a spinach ball. The fries and the side dish which is a walnut salad was very unique and tasty. We also tried a bio-dynamic orange (amber) wine which is one of the best wines that I tried recently.
N	Nathalie on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's truly a hidden gem in a beautiful part of Amsterdam. We happened to be in the area on a Saturday afternoon and were lucky to get a table without a reservation. We were immediately welcomed by friendly personnel. We started our meal with Georgian Khinkali (dumplings with cheese and meat) and Khachapuri (special bread with egg yolk, cheese and butter), which we shared. Traditional and truly delicious! I had guinea fowl in garlic and milk sauce, which was served with svanetian salt - very interesting and delicious combination of various flavours! My friend enjoyed grilled pork loin for the main. All dishes were also nicely presented. Compliments to the chef! The lady serving us was very attentive. She recommended us the Georgian wine saperavi, which we loved! Overall we had a great experience in this cosy place. We are definitely coming back again!